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      Rodolfo last edited by

      Hi all. I came from zywall world and I am a bit confused in configuring pfsense.
      This is my situation
      WAN(11.11.11.11/28)          WAN2(OPT1: 22.22.22.22/30)
            |                                      |
            –------            ----------
                        |          |
                          PFSENSE-------------DMZ(OPT2: 33.33.33.33/24)
                        |          |
            --------            ----------
            |                                      |
      LAN(44.44.44.44/24)          LAN2(OPT3: 55.55.55.55/24)

      I use PfSense 1.2-release in a PC having 5 nic.

      I define a group of common ports as CP (i.e. http, ftp, smtp, etc.)

      I want:
      1. all public ip addresses of WAN mappend in private ip addresses in DMZ: I used 1:1 nat
      2. everyone outside WAN could connect to CP ports in DMZ: I created forward rules in interface WAN from any to the DMZ subnet
      3. The DMZ servers must answer to the previous connection via WAN: ? there is nothing to do ?
      4. The DMZ servers must navigate and connect to CP ports in internet via WAN (i.e. connect to external http, smtp, pop3) ? there is nothing to do ?
      5. LAN and LAN2 must navigate and connect to CP ports in internet via WAN2 (i.e. connect to external http, smtp, pop3) ? there is nothing to do ?
      6. LAN and LAN2 must navigate and connect to CP ports in DMZ (i.e. connect to external http, smtp, pop3) ? there is nothing to do ?

      Could someone give me some hints ?
      Thank of all.
      Rodolfo

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        Perry last edited by

        there is nothing to do ?

        Read & Search

        http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/examples.html#id11622455
        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/MultiWanVersion1.2
        http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,7001.0.html

        /Perry
        doc.pfsense.org

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          Rodolfo last edited by

          Thank you very much for your response. After reading&trying I coud post a more specific question.

          First: in Firewall>Rules>DMZ, if I add a rule the rule is applied only to the the packets coming in the DMZ interface (i.e. packets sent by DMZ hosts), correct ?
          In this case I dont understand the "Interface" field inside the rule (the hint said: "Choose on which interface packets must come in to match this rule. ").

          And second: the "Gateway" in the rule. This field means that if the packet satisfy the rule it is routed to this gateway overriding all other routing ?

          thanks

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            Perry last edited by

            First: in Firewall>Rules>DMZ, if I add a rule the rule is applied only to the the packets coming in the DMZ interface (i.e. packets sent by DMZ hosts), correct ?
            In this case I dont understand the "Interface" field inside the rule (the hint said: "Choose on which interface packets must come in to match this rule. ").

            Which interface does this rule apply to, you could say

            And second: the "Gateway" in the rule. This field means that if the packet satisfy the rule it is routed to this gateway overriding all other routing ?

            *, opt1, opt2 etc. You could remember it as * belongs/is pfSense while everything else has nothing to do with pfSense and it's routing.

            /Perry
            doc.pfsense.org

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